@ghosts4ever said:
@WESTBLADE said:
@ghosts4ever said:
@WESTBLADE: I upgraded to 1070 actually.
btw 960 run RE2 on max and Metro on medium which still looks better any game released in 2019.
LOL! Punny 1080p and sinking below 30 fps is not "max". That 1070 isn't a miracle either in 2019.
You still repeat the year "2019" while having a mindset of early 2000's budget PC gamer... "Wow, i can max out Half-Life 2 at 800x600!!! Imma part of PC master race!" All of that without being to able hit to at least 30 fps, but who cares... "I'm playing on ULTRA."
in 2019 (LOL), and the PC standards of 2019 (LOLx2) being 1440p@60fps, good luck with that 1070. cause even my OC'ed RTX 2070 (on par with stock 2070 SUPER, 9+ TFLOPs) struggles to max out some games at 1440p with locked 60 fps, especially when using graphics tech from 2018 in 2019 (LOLx3) like ray-traycing.
TL;DR: Jeez dude, i hope you're either a teenager or new to PC gaming...
I have been gaming on PC since 90s. come on
beside 1070 run any game on max.
you dont need 10000$ super computer to run latest games. thats why PC gaming is cheaper than consoles.
960 can run RE2 on max. can run Metro Exodus on medium. I upgrade it just for Doom Eternal because i know it can lag. plus I have 16 GB ram. you know i5 4th generation can also run any game on max in 2019. but my friend you have mindset that every one should have i9 9th generation with 2080 RTX etc.
you know not every one is super rich and can afford a super computer.
You: Haswell i5. GTX 1070. 16GB DDR3 RAM. Any game on max.
Me: WTFLOL
If you're serious, please don't ever spread your clueless "wisdom" again. First of all, you probably don't even understand what running a game "on max" means. Just because you can turn on all the settings to its highest and then run a game in stuttery sub 20 fps mess is NOT what in terms of PC gaming "running on max/ultra" means. You you basically got a worse sibling to Xbox One X, without any performance optimalization the console gets.
Do you realize that your i5 bottlenecks that GPU and can be a nasty bottleneck on its own in modern games too, right?
As for RE2+i5 Haswell+GTX960 and the bullshit you're spreading: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nLq2OKwHB8A
No, not everyone has to game on high-end PC's (look at my current PC in my sig, currently not one of them, joining "them" again next year, when DDR5's are out for sure, though). Just the people with crap PC's shouldn't spread lies and tell fairytales of what they budget PC's can (NOT) do.
TL;DR: Gaming on PC since 90's and still knowing shit about it. What an achievement...
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